Harry Kewell admits his coaching style at Celtic might be viewed by some as a tad unorthodox but that he has built a strong relationship with the squad.
The former Australian international joined fellow countryman Ange Postecoglou in his Parkhead mission after the ex-Yokohama Marinos boss settled in to life in Glasgow. Kewell bolstered the backroom staff of long-term coach John Kennedy and Gavin Strachan as first team coach and seems to be getting the best out of some of the top Celtic stars.
Postecoglou's side sit nine clear and with a few roadblocks in the way of a potential domestic treble, and Kewell who plays a key role on the training pitch believes clear communication is important. The former Leeds United man revealed he often makes a mistake to see if players pick up on it and has namechecked Daizen Maeda and Jota as two starts who are attentive.